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Joining and hosting have different level requirements
| What you want to do | Level listed | What you need to know |
|---|---|---|
| Join someone else’s raid | 700+ | The community raid reference says players below the hosting threshold can join if they have Second Sea access. You need another player to host. |
| Host a standard raid | 1100+ | The host obtains a Raid Microchip from the Mysterious Scientist. The Basic Raid Microchip reference lists level 1100 as its purchase requirement. |
These thresholds come from community-maintained references, not official developer documentation. The raid reference and Basic Raid Microchip reference describe the join and host requirements; a separate Fandom raid reference also lists the 700/1100 distinction.
Which level should you aim for?
Below level 700
Work toward Second Sea access and level 700 before attempting standard raids. The listed join level is 700+, so being below it is not presented as a normal entry point.
Level 700–1099
You can join a raid hosted by someone else, provided you have Second Sea access. Choose a capable group and play cautiously: the raid reference warns against underpowered players trying to solo or carry raids, and says a player who dies cannot rejoin that same raid.
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You meet the listed level requirement to buy a Basic Raid Microchip and host. Level 1100 is therefore the practical target if you want to organize your own standard raid rather than depend on a public-server host. It is not a guarantee that every raid will be safe to solo.
Why players do raids
A standard raid takes players through five islands with increasingly difficult enemies and ends with a raid boss. Raids award Fragments and provide a way to awaken eligible Blox Fruit moves. The level to enter is only one part of readiness: surviving the later islands matters, especially because dying prevents you from rejoining that raid.
What hosting a raid requires
The host uses a Basic Raid Microchip from the Mysterious Scientist. The community microchip reference lists two ways to obtain one:
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- Pay 100,000 Beli; the Beli purchase has a two-hour cooldown.
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These are in-game costs and exchanges, not external purchases. See the Basic Raid Microchip reference for the listed item details.
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There is no established universal solo level
The community references establish entry and hosting thresholds, but do not give a reliable solo level for every raid type. Do not treat level 700 as a solo recommendation: it is the listed join requirement. If you are below 1100, joining a capable host’s group is the supported option; if you are hosting, level 1100 is the listed threshold, not a promise that you can carry the raid alone.
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